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Willis

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Parent Issue
Day
4
Month
June
Year
1897
Copyright
Public Domain
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Miss Katie O'Brien is the prond possessor of a new bicycle. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters, on Snnday inorning May 30, a son. G. N. Hammond has been impioving his farm by putting tile in a front field. We think this month has verified that old hymn "December's as pleasant as May. " James Bnnton has a nice new barn and shed finished for his summer's hay and grain. If we have oom this year it will have to be set out in the house by a stove, or grown tiy electrioity. Another barber ia Willis. This makes two who profess to shave, say nothing of the mercbants. The L. O. T. M. of Willis netted over $7 at their last social. The money goes 'or papering the hall. The K. O. T. M. put the paper on. Yes, here we are, Bro. Adrián Press, down on our knees. Mr. Darling it is said makes as good butter as the Exoelsior, and that's No. I. So Darling's is No. 1. We admit you were correot. A few days ago Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Day, went to visit friends at Adrián. Report having a very nice time. It was a reunión of the Daniel Haviland family. Mr. Day made oheese for Mr. H. a long time ago. On Monday morning a tramp oalled at Henry Hammond's. The tramp must have seen Mr. Hammond leave the house, for Mrs. Hammond said he oame from toward the barn in just a few minutes after her husband laft. He camejto the door and Mts. Hammond let him in. She was washiog, and had done up her breakfast work. Mr. Tramp demanded breakfast. Mrs. H. said "I will get you something to eat, but I can't stop to get yon a warm meal." "Well," he said, "I must have tea or ooffee." He then said "I will go and wash me," and stepped out the back door. Mrs. Hammond olosed the door and locked it, caught her little girl in her arms went out the front door locked it, and ran to the nearest neighbor's. The Weary Willie fouud himself looked out when he stepped to the door to oome in. He hung around a short time, as Mrs. H. could see, but soon left and passed the house to which she had run for refuge. She was thoroughly frightened.

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Ann Arbor Argus
Old News